What should I do?

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My shoulder down to my hands pain is been 2 weeks already. Though I'm at rest, I can still feel the pain, mostly on my left arm. Sometimes I can feel the pain near in my armpit. And accompanied by mild lightheadedness that's for 2 weeks as well. I really don't what to do.

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  • Posted

    it could be from reflux but don't take any chances.i have had back and neck pain but not in the area you describe. see a doctor asap, as diagnosing ourselves can be folly.

    • Posted

      Been to doctor a lot an ER already, all my lab results are normal. They just diagnose me with acid reflux and gave me some PPI medications.

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    give yourself some time for the damage caused by the acid to heal. may take several weeks. take the ppi's, they should help. I Would reccomend Gaviscon Advance to help with keeping the acid away from your esophagus. Good luck.

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    Girl, i've been through EXACTLY the same thing. For me it lasted for months. The pain radiated from armpit down my entire arm, but for me it was right arm. I also experienced dizziness and lightheadedness. I've been to several doctors, none could find what was wrong with me. I do have a poor posture and back and sometimes i think it's because of that. Do you have a poor posture or back?

    I think it can also be stress induced. I remember for me the pain stopped one day after school ended (which causes me stress) and i didn't have it the entire summer. I'm back at school now and i don't have that same constant pain anymore, though i did experience it last night again.

    Arm pain that doesn't go away on its own should be a good enough reason to give your doctor a visit because it can be caused by a lot of different things. So you should definitely go to the doctor and also with the arm pain mention lightheadedness to them when you go.

    Good luck! ❤️

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